Jurisprudence Lecture Notes

Introduction to Jurisprudence; Founders of the Western Tradition (1): Plato, Aristotle, Cicero; Founders of the Western Tradition (2): Hobbes, Locke, Rosseau; Natural Law (1): Aquinas and Neo-Scholasticism; Natural Law (2): Stammler, Radbruch, Finnis; Utilitarianism (1): Bentham; Utilitarianism (1): John Stuart Mill; Legal Positivism; The Hart-Fuller Debate; Positivism: Austin; Positivism: Hart; Positivism: Kelsen; The Historical Approach: Savigny and Maine; The Marxist Approach; The Sociological Approach (1): Jhering, Ehrlich, Durkheim; The Sociological Approach (2): Weber and Pound; Scandinavian Realism; American Realism (1): Holme, Frank, Gray; American Realism (2): LLewellyn, Scientific Prediction; American Jurisprudence Today (1): Rawls and Nozick; American Jurisprudence Today (2): Dworkin, Critical Legal Studies; Law and Morality: the Hart-Devlin Debate; Problems of Rights (1): essential Features; Problems of Rights (2): Childrens's Rights, Abortion, etc; Problems of Rights (3): Natural Justice; Problem of Rights (4): Bill of Rights; Codification of the Law; Feminist Jurisprudence.